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WorksheetsChapter 1 Vocabulary
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
What is plagiarism?
the use of another's original words or ideas
borrowing from a source without giving credit.
All of these
similar to forgery and violates copyright laws
You find a paper online that answers your assignment instructions exactly and submit it as your work. Is this considered as plagiarism?
Yes
No
Plagiarism is wrong because it deprives someone else of due credit for their work.
True
False
You DO NOT need to cite sources when you use someone else's charts, drawings, or photographs.
True
False
If someone said something in a lecture or on TV, I don’t have to cite it because it is not written.
True
False
Facts, statistics or research that supports the claim.
Counterclaim
Reason
Evidence
Proof
conclusion
evidence found within a particular text used to support or explain reasoning, opinions, and/or assertions about the text itself
a decision derived from logical reasoning following an investigation of available evidence
quote as evidence
stated clearly and directly, leaving no room for confusion or interpretation
An artifact is a...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
An journal is an example of a...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
An textbook is an example of a...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
An biography is an example of a...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Which of the following can be described as a first-hand account?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Which of the following can be described as a second-hand account?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A newspaper article from the day after the Pearl Harbor attacks would be considered...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
An autobiography is an example of a...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A birth certificate, social security card or any other government issued documents are considered...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
The movie Titanic is which of the following?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A documentary on any historical event is considered a...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
An encyclopedia, thesaurus or any other reference material is a...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A primary source is ALWAYS more reliable than a secondary source.
True
False
What is the definition of perspective?
Point of View
To verify
Partially true
Primary Source
A copy of the text of the Philippine Constitution.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A biography of Carlos P. Romulo.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A video of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
An interview with a survivor of a natural disaster.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A Wikipedia article about George Washington.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Ann Frank's autobiography "The Diary of a Young Girl".
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A map of Africa from 1990.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A story on a televised national new program about a bill passed by congress.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
What is history?
The study of the present
A historian
The study of the past
Land surrounded by water
Who studies history?
Historians and archaeologists
Geologists
Doctors
News reporters
Study of the past based on what people left behind is called
History
Primary sources
Archaeology
Artifacts
How are the fields of history and archaeology similar?
Both study people and places of the past
Both study people of the past
Both study places of the past
Neither study the past
Which of these is NOT a primary source?
Statues
Textbook
Artifacts
Letters
Which of the following is NOT a secondary source?
Textbook
Journal article
Tools
Encyclopaedia
What does a historian's job NOT include?
Turning ancient discoveries into modern technology
Teaching and learning about culture and identity
Studying and interpreting
Making predictions about the future based on the past
When historians draw conclusions, they look for
Other historians' opinions
How people view events in present time, not past
Facts and evidence in their primary and secondary sources
Bias and opinion in secondary sources
Which of the following is NOT an example of a primary source?
Jewellery and amulets
Letters written at the time
Mummies
A creative story about a famous person from your classmate
Which is an example of a historian skill?
Close Reading
Fast Running
Slow Walking
Quick Jogging
Which is a tool historians use?
Hammer
Nail
Primary Sources
Glue
What does "sourcing" mean?
How historians find their resources
How historians cast spells
How historians read
How historians dig for fossils
We will study history this year. Does that mean we are historians?
Yes!
No way!
What is something that historians do?
Watch a lot of Netflix
Drive around town with the music turned up
Ask questions about history
Lots of push-ups
Historians examine evidence. What does that mean?
They own a lot of books
They watch a lot of TV
They find historical documents and read them closely
They only use secondary sources
True or False: Historians can use both primary and secondary resources.
True
False
The internet is an encyclopedia of easily accessible information.
biased for
biased against
TikTok provides an awesome platform to people who wish to become famous among people without having any specialized skills or talents.
biased for
biased against
The viral app, Face App, seems “fun,” but not beneficial.
biased for
biased against
Allowing cultural diversity in the community will surely bring progress in the future.
biased for
biased against
The government has to buy new weapons first to enhance the defense of the military.
biased for
biased against
Private hospitals will be punished by the law if they only entertain the rich people
biased for
biased against
Bias can be best defined as
a two-sided approach to issues and people
lack of subjectivity
lack of objectivity
What does it mean to show bias?
to be concieted
to favor one side over another
to refuse to take a side
to show selfishness
